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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-12

OST.-From a carriage on May 6, q lady's
IL CHECK JACKET. The finder will be
suitably rewarded on returning it TO No. 10
Naval Academy m7w
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EOR SALE.-A BABY CARRIAGE in good
A order. VIII sell carriage with afghan for
So Inquire at As Maryland Avenue az
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TOR SALE.-Two Ten Foot SETTLES. in
Il good order. Suitable for Societies ,Nc-
Apn.y 70 j. II. FLOODS Office Coz Main acd
Green Streets. m6w
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OST.-Three KEYS on a red string, twenty
this Office a9lw
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III A Rosewood Case, Z Octave Piano,
1A1s with carved legs and Tyre; very near
ly new; list price when new $3.50. for only $780,
PFElFFER'S MUSIC STORE.
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For Sale.

A HORSE, WAGON and HARNESS-good as
"A new. Will sell cheap if applied for early
to FRANK SMITH, Brighton House. ax5w
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FLOWERS and PLANTS FOR SALE.

L1OR SALE.-A fast sailing CAT BOAT-22
IL feet long-fn first class order-wilI be sold
cheap. Apply at this office. 3I
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My Cod 1 was there myself.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-16

The petition for a bridge acros S
the Brushy bayou at Tallulah, was
on motion of Mr.. Cochran second
ed by Mr.. Erwin laid on the table.
The president appointed Messrs
Fischel and Sevier'to examine and
verify the accounts of the parish
treasurer.
The committee on the report of
the Parish Treasurer reported as
follows:
Statement of Treasurers Report.
DR.. April II, 1887.
1887, Jan. 10, to balance Brit down
due parish per report this
day. 2.127 SOY
Apr II to amount reed
to date since Jan. 10, 1887 80. 1853 81
Total Debit S32. 4S1 AL
Credits.
1887 April IL, By amt disbursed since
Jan 10, 1887 to date..........Sl9.993 OF
To balance. ................. l2.4SS 34i
$32.4Sl. Ala
April IL, To balance bro't
down due the parish Gen'l
Fund account. 81 .4SS 343
To bal bro't down due the
Parish Court House fund acct 10000 90
PASS 3II
The committee presented the above
account endorsed as follows: After ex-
amining the above account and vouch-
ers accompanying, we find it correct
and balance as stat ted, verified by Bank
account currents.
Signed, &. Il; f ssvIEa,
Mr.. Cochran moved that the
ferry privilege of w. H. Ziegler for
a ferry across Harpefs Bayou be and
the privilege be open to anybody,
seconded by Mr.. Erwin and adopt.
ed.
The petition of Mr.. W. A. Burns
for reimbursement of parish license
of $40. was read by the Clerk.
Mr.. Richardson moved that he
be reimbursed, seconded by Mr..
Sewer and carried.
On motion the Board adjourned
to next regular meeting.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-16
$4,000.

This is the amount agreed upon
as a basis of assessment of the v.
S. & p. r. r. The Railroad Com
pany seems to 90 pretty much as
it pleases, with all the parishes
through which their line runs.
They induced Richland TO settle
on a basis of $500 per mile, and
now Richland complaeently fixes
the same amount as a basis of tax
alton. The Police Jury of the
parish however, have not in all
probability reduced the assessment
on other property correspondingly
The railroad can get its assessment
reduced but the poor man has to
grin and bear it. If the railroad
property is reduced, all the rest OF
the property in the parish should
be.
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S 2l550 10
SlOOU "
! A. L. FIsCHEL,
Signed: ~. I. COCHRAN,
Al ID lNnr-I,r

Signed: RI. L. COCHRAN,
NJ p. ERWIN,
On motion of Mr.. Fischel the re-
port was received and the commit
tee discharged.
Mr.. Cochran moved that the
salary of the Treasurer be fixed at
the same amount as heretofore.
Mr.. Erwin moved that the salary
of the Clerk as well as that of the
Treasurer remain at the amount
heretofore given.
The amendment on being put to
an aye and nay, vote resulted ayes
Messrs. Erwin, Sewer, Richardson
and Armstrong. Nay, Messrs.
Cochran and Fischel.
Mr.. Fischel moved the reconsid-
alton of the buget and that the
amounts as amended be inserted
therein. seconded by Mr.. Erwin
and carried.
Mr.. Erwin moved that the legal
advisers be retained at the same
salary as heretofore-carried.
The Chair appointed the follow
ing Finance Committee: Messrs.
Fischel, Cochran and Armstrong.
Mr.. Fischel moved the adoption
of the following ordinance, second
ed by Mr.. Cochran and carried:
Ordinance No. 304.
BE 1t ordained By the Police Jury
of the Parish Of Madison, That
in lieu of fees of Justice of the Peace
and Constables for said Parish, in
criminal cases salary shall be paid
said officials, for the term of one
year from the adoption of this or
dinauee as follows:
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c.F.sTADIcER, Proprietor,
40 so. FRONT ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-16
POLICE JURY.
MosDAY. APRIL IL, 1887

The Board met-all the members
present. The minutes of last
regular meeting were read, and on
motion of Mr.. Long, seconded by
Mr.. Cochran were adopted.
The minutes of the meeting of
March 20, were read, and on mo-
ton of Mr.. Cochran, seconded by
Mr.. Long were adopted.
At the suggestion of Mr.. Coch-
ran, Mr.. Montgomery made state
ment in regard to his attendance
at the Monroe meeting. to the eff
feet that he told the melting that
he was instructed to accept nothing
less than $4,000 a mile, and that
he could do nothing less. He
therefore took no part in the pro-
ceedings, and submitted the agree
ment entered into by the other
parishes, with the ", S. & p. r. r.
Mr.. Seyier moved that the cleo
ton of officers be deferred until
tomorrow, seconded by Mr.. Long,
and the motion prevailed.
The bill of Mr.. F. l.. Maxwell,
for work done on the Reid protec-
tion levee, which bill was approved
by the local inspector, and also by
Maj. Richardson, Chief State En-
gineer was presented TO the Board.
The bill was referred to the
Finance Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Erwin the
president appointed a committee OF
three to wait ON the Levee Board,
and to get an understanding in re-
gard to ievee matters. The presi
dent appointed as such committee
Messrs. Sevier, Long and Fischel,
The matter of the cadetship was
taken up, and two petitions read
by the clerk one for Willie C.. De
Moss and Malley II. Coltharp, Mr.,
Fischel nominated Norman Belk.
and Mr.. Maxwell named Hugh
Lacy.
On motion of Mr.. Long the pres,
ident appointed committee to ex,
anime the applicants consisting o
Messrs. S. F. Catchings, Mr.. Long
and Mr.. Murphy.
Mr.. Long moved that the presi
dent appoint committee of three
to make up q budget for the coming
year.
Mr.. Fischel moved to amend b,
instrqcting the committee to report
at 1890 Tomorrow morning, the
amendment was accepted by Mr.
Long and the motion adopted.
The president appointed as such
committee Messrs. Erwin, Cochran
and Fischel.
On motion of Mr.. Long the
hoard adjourned to half past 10
o'e|pok Tuesday morning.
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A blue pencil mari at this para
graph indicates that yoar sUbscrip-
ton wiH expire an tpo aeeks.
A blue pencil mark at this para /.
oraph means that this is the last time
the paper wiN be sent to you unless
The subscription price is receired be-
fore neIt issue.
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Second Day.
TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1887.

The Board met pursuant to adj
iournment-all the members pres
ent.
The minutes of the previous day
were read and on motion of Mr..
Cochran, adopted.
The committee on examining the
cadets reported through its chair
man Mr.. Long, that they found all
the applicants examined, capable.
Mr.. Long also reported that the
committee appointed to wait on
the Levee Board had done so, and
that the Board agreed that the bill
OF Mr.. Maxwell should be paid by
the Levee Board, and would be,
and that it should not have been
presented to the Police Jury.
The President announced the
election of officers to be the first
thing in order.
Mr.. Erwin nominated G. A,
Richardson, seconded by Mr..
Sewer. Mr.. Fischel nominated
Mr.. Long, seconded by Mr.. Coch-
ran.
The president called the clerk to
the chair, and vacated the chair.
Mr.. Fischel moved that all the
officers be elected by ballot.
The chair appointed Messrs.
Fischel and Erwin as tellers, and
a ballot was then taken tor presi-
dent. The vote resulted Long 3,
Richardson ., and Mr.. Long was
declared elected president of the
Board.
Mr.. Long took the Chair, and
Mr.. Armbtrong nominated r. &.
Weightman clerk of the Board,
seconded by Mr. Erwin. Mr.. Fischel
nominated Albert Nichols, second
ed by Mr.. Cochran. The vote re-
suited Weightman 3, Nichols 3,
and there being a tie the president
cast his vote for Weightman, who
was then declared elected clerk OF
the Board.
Mr.. Erwin nominated DIR. Tree
want for Treasurer, and Mr.. Fischel
moved that the election be made
unanimous. and DR.. Trezevant was
unanimously elected.
Mr.. Erwin. moved that Messrs.
Stone Il Murphy be retained as
legal advisers of the Board, second
ed by Mr.. Sewer.
Mr.. Cochran moved to lay the
matter on the table, seconded by
Mr.. Fischel. The motion to table
was lost, and the original motion
prevailed.
The Board then proceeded to
ballot for cadet.
The first ballot resulted Demos:
three, Belk three, Coltharp one
and second ballot was taken, with
the following result: DeMoss four,
Belk three, and Willie c. DeMos'
was declared elected.
The Budget committee reported
as follows:
TALLULAH, La, April 18th 1887.
| To the President and members of tn,
Police Jury, We your Com
mittee OH estimates for the yea
! 1881. report as follows:
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nances or parts of ordinances in
conflict herewith be and the same
are hereby repealed.
The report Of the Finance Com
mittee was read as follows:
TALLULAH, La, April II, 1887.
To the Honorable, the Police Jury OF
the Parish of Madison. We your FL
nonce Committee report that we have
examined and approved the following
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-16

Said salaries to he paid quarterly
and to be in full for all services of
said officials or criminal matters
for said term.
Be Il further ordained, &c. That
this ordinance take effect from and
after its passage, and that all ordi-
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-16
DIED.

Mrs. Jane Norman, (coiored, y
sister of III. 3. Hurd, on March
oath, 1887, at Duquoin, ILL.,, aged
about 40 years.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-16

The report Of the Finance Com
mittee was read as follows:
TALLULAH, La, Apr! Il, 1857. =,
To the Honorable, the Police Jury OF
the Parish of Madison. We your FL
nonce Committee report that we have
examined and approved the following
bills:
Ii. B. Holmes, Feeding Prison
erS................,.. ...''.S L. ~
I'll. Il. Holmes, Feeds prisoners 124 TO
Times Democrat Advertising. III W
Milton Mccoy, Burying pauper %
p I Watson. Inquest ....... ~ 0OI
Milton Mccoy care Of prisoners 90,
ID, w Fell. care of pauper.. 10 90
" NJ Williams. Constable. 3 90
- n Rattis Election ... z 30
II y. Holmes, Blankets. . Is ~
Jos. Withcrow, care of pauper w
ID NJ Dancy Parish Physical 75 %
AI SLACK. % 90
G. :. Eisely. ...::....... O
las Davis ]. p. two bills...... II w
Dennis Davis. Constable ...... II 20
JAS. A. Stone, Electlon......... on
- Richardson :" ...... 500
Mrs. l.. h. Beer, rent. 81 w
Dennis Davis. Constable: ...... 1 20
Madison Times. Job Work.. "a 40
Madison Times Parish Prin ting ll2 81
r. G.. Weightman, Clerk 7. j.. 100 w
Jos. Witherow, Election. ...... D 10
q T. TreZeyant, Parish Treas'r l5O OO
Mrs. Julia TreZevant care OF
pauper. .........'...'' ~ ~
il. f. Hurd, J. P............... Is w
ENQUIRER, Advertising. ~ w
.H.B. Holmes, bal. on Judgment 2lO w
C. l.. Gilpin, J. P...: .......... 53 w
n steel. Constable. ~ 10
+ Teapue Constable....... Is -
C. l. Gilpin, J. P: ......... is "
K. H. Moore, COnstable........ OF w
Bell & Scott, Drugs. .......... - w
Uanrv HINT Constable, SO 40
Scott Belts, Returning Officer. on w
Chicago Times, Advertising. III w
Picayune Advertising......... ~ w
Republican, Advertising. IN w
CommercalHerald Advertising 10 w
G.. W Smith, Constable........ 20
G. w. Smith, ........ % 81
r. W smith Constable 81 o.
Milton Mccoy, Constable. a. -
Dennis Davis, Constable. ~ %
Jos Witherow bal on care pauper 10
G. Nj. LONG,
GEO. w. SEWER, Committee.
A. B. ARMSTRONG,
On motion of Mr.. Cochran the
report was received and adopted.
The bill of Mr.. Burns for $50 for
use of room. for the Grand Jury
was allowed.
On motion of Mr.. Fischel the
following bill was allowed:
Madison Parish in account with
G.. T. Trezevant, Treasurer 1886,
March 60, To amt overpaid II. w.
Montgomery, Chairman Jail Com.
mittee S 5 90
1851 1887, April IL, To warrant
No. 213 paid and lost 10 OO
SIS 90
The Treasurer presented his re-
port from January 10, to April 10,
| showing cash balance on hand OF
s12.44S 34k which amount includes
the $4,000 set aside for the Court
House.
On motion the Board adjourne d
to $50 p. m.
The Board met after recess. The
contract between the Building conf
mittee and Harmon d Noss, the
contractors for building the Court
House was presented to the Board
received and ordered filed.
On motion of Mr.. Fischel sec.
onded by Mr.. Cochran the follow.
ing Road Overseers were appoint
! ed
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East Orange.

There was no preaching service at
the church Sunday on account OF the
pastor, Rey. G. E. Davis, attending the
yearly meeting at STAFFORD, but good
number attended the Sunday school
and prayer meeting.
A fair number attended the camp
meeting at Waits River last week.
Bloomie Crook of Boston, left last
week Wednesday for Bradford where
she is to spend a few days before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Frank Lamb is very sick, her
recovery is considered doubtful. DIR.
Bixby of West Fairlee was called as
counsel with DR.. Minard of West
Topsham.
Miss M. A. Merrill is visiting friends
in Corinth.
Mrs. G. w. Coleman who returned
from Fitzwilliam, N. H., last week
where she has been visiting her son, is
now sick and under the treatment OF
DR.. Minard of West TOpsham.
Nelson Town and wife of Keene,
the guests of Lewis Hutchinson and
wife the past few days, return to their
home this week.
Major Tillotson, Miss Curtis, Clay.
ton Bowles and Nellie Prescott OF
Washington were the guests OF Scion
Moore and wife last week.
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Again room in the heart. A son to
the house of Jaquith.
Porters house made clearing out
recently. the good Col. and his lady
Joining in-.all for Fall River. Deacon
Commits house, ditto, son gone to
Dartmouth and daughters to Moody's
school, the elder as teacher.
DR.. Beams patients were inspected
by an M. d. from Philadelphia, re-
Gently. They are bearing up bravely
under protracted difficulties.
Anna Earle received an injury on
the eve ball, and took the night train
for Boston.
Mrs. Robe, artist, was honored by
those she has honored. Her studio
was a place ''sought unto,' afternoon
and evening of exhibition.
We stayers at home have not been
overlooked by our early friends, or the
children of such, who are nobly stand
ing in place of their fathers. They
are gone and we now know better,
than at the time, the value of reunions.
Fading and falling leaves remind us
of coming winter, but these parting
scenes speak of future far beyond.
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NeWbury Center.

A McAllister and wife returned
home from Manchester on Tuesday
night, leaving the sick sister, Mrs, N.
Clark, alive but not expected to live
from day to day.
Mrs. f. A. Leavitt and daughter,
who have been stopping with Capt. G.
A. Leavitt through the summer, return
home next week.
The hail storm of last week did con-
siderable damage by breaking glass for
Samuel Putnam, Henry Tewksbury.
N. E. Tcwksbury and others. The
heaviest shower passed over the north
part of Tepsham and the Wells River
road, doing much damage to the roads
on Topsham hills and the roads near
BOltOnville.
Potatoes i'm this section are almost a
failure, every one reporting half or
three-fOurths rotten and at present rot
ting fast. Corn crop quite heavy, the
best in a number of years.
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COrinth.


Mrs. G. Il. Woodbury. and son, T.. =.
Woodbury., who have been stopping at
Geo. A. Jewell's the past week, haye
returned to their home in Lawrence.
They will stop few days on their re-
turn at Hanover and Manchester.
The potato crop bids fair to become
a complete failure and if they contin-
ne to rot as badly as they have for the
past week, it is doubtful if farmers
save enough for their seed next spring
One farmer recently dug thirty bush
els and only got about four bushels of
sound potatoes.
A town teachers association was or
ganized last Friday eve with Miss
Clough of Vershire, president, and
Ann Ladd, secretary. The meetings
will be held on Friday evening of each
week at Academy hall. The exercises
will consist of class recitations, essays
and discussions. All teachers are in
vited to attend.
The sick people are slowly improv-
ing.
Mrs. j. N. Knight has gone to New
buryport on visit.
Creamery business is booming and
there is now prospects of having one
in active operation in 1890, if they can
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East COrinth.

II. G. Day and wife of Bradford,
were in town last week Friday.
Henry Kemp returned to Burlington
Tuesday where he is to attend college.
Quite number were present at Hor-
ace Blood's auction Wednesday.
O. r. Baker of Bradford, was in
town Wednesday.
r. F. George and wife and their
daughter Jennie, are visiting their son
Henry, at Nashua, N. III.
d. Fulton has purchased DR.. Jenne's
buildings.
Chas. r. Emerson of Bradford, was
town Tuesday and Wednesday.
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NeWbury.

Deacon Dudley G. Kimball passed
quietly to his rest on Monday fore
noon aged 81 years. He was a native
of Haverhill, N. H., and resident of
this town for nearly 20 years. He was
esteemed as an upright man. His fun
eral was Oh Wednesday p. M, his re-
mains were buried at North Haverhill.
Julius G. Marcy has purchased the
button house where he has lived for
several years.
Rev. VIM. English is home for
short visit preparatory for mission
airy trip across the water.
Hutchins and Avery are painting
DR.. Watkins house.
Primary department of village
school has 25 scholars, upper depart
ment IS, Oxbow school 25 scholars.
John Hale, Esq, one of our esteem
ed townsmen and an old time sales
man, still represents the largest wall
paper establishment house in the Z. S.
Janeway Il Co., of New Brunswick,
N. j. Mr.. Hale reports larger sales
than ever before on account Of the low
prices.
Mrs. Roswell Laton is so much i'm
proved in health that she is able to ride
out.
Ada, daughter of Prof. S. L. East
man, left here on Tuesday for St.
Paul.
DR.. j. DeVore is improving his resi-
dence with new windows.
Mr.. Il. Goodale of Orange, Mass,
has been visiting N. E. Hutchins and
friends.
Charles Rollins is one of our active
young men, he wants Immediately four
or five good choppers to begin at once
for his winter job.
Andrew Aiken of Wells River has
the contract to remodel and build the
premises of Mrs. Wheeler at the Ok
bow and has large force at work.
Jacob Worthen exhibits his enter
prise by placing his tenement house,
known as the yellow boarding house,
in first class repair, renovating, clean
ing, papering, painting, etc.
E. H. George is doing painters
work at Pine Grove farm.
B. F. Foster, ESQ, of Milford, n.
H., was in town Wednesday. MIR. F.
| is chiefly celebrated as the Fabyan
house artist, doing the administration
|of John Lindsey several years since.
Mr.. F. is now the popular undertaken
of his section.
Mr.. Wheeler and wife have taken
rooms at Richard Does.
A full line of Lebanon Overalls and
jumpers at Bailey's store, also the orig
inal Coos history sent post paid any
where in United States for 81. Adj
dress Bailey Il Co.
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ca. p. Walker is failing.

Dea. p. Walker is failing.
VIM. Patterson has sold his farm to
Darius Brown.
Fred Carpenter and wife have re-
turned to Providence, r. |.
Frank Newton has returned to town
from Worcester, Mass and has gone to
East Randolph with his father.
Chas. West and wife are visiting at
his fathers.
Lee Hatch is at home on short va
cation.
N. B. Cobb has sold his Brown place
to Ed Harlow and Harlow has taken
possession.
Hiram Fulton has moved into Sum-
ner Newcomb's house.
VIM. Ward and Harvey Hazelton
have gone to Thetford to school.
The Free Will Baptists had their
yearly meeting here the past week. A
good attendance and smart speakers.
Hon. d. C. Hyde is putting a
new piazza on the front of his house
which will add much to it's appearance.
Lucius Carpenter has been shingling
his house and none too soon.
The grain crop is so light the thresh-
ers will not thresh by the bushel as us
ual.
The potato crop is light and rotting
badly at that.
"Jack Frost has made two visits on
Carpenter Hill, doing damage to mel
ons and squash vines.
G.. f. Abbott and wife of West Ran
dolph, have been visiting her nephew
and sister.
Clara A. Spear of Taunton, Mass,
is stopping for while with Mrs. w.
H. johnson and E. f. SanbOrn.
Clarence Luce recently lost a horse
by getting his leg broken.
Mrs. George Badger of Sharon is Wis
ting her son, Frederick Livermore.
Potatoes and wheat are failure on
Carpenter Hill this year. We are low
ers of potatoes and feel sorry they are
so few.
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West Falrlee Centre.

G.. B. Southworth of Manchester
was the guest of j. p. Southworth
over the Sabbath.
Nettie Follansbee has gone to Hart
land.
w. j. Whitcomb spent several days
in Canada recently.
Alfred Jenne of Plainfield, N. H.,
made S. p. Marsh a short visit last
week.
Frank Chesley has been quite sick
the past week.
School in Dist. No. commenced on
Monday of last week, Miss j. l.. Mum,
teacher. i. ~..,s.
r. S. Heath and Ed Niles are at st.
Johnsbury.
Moody Marsh has been visiting his
son George, at Orfordville.
Mrs. BENZ. Niles visited her sons at
Lebanon last week.
w. G.. Coburn is running a thresh-
inc machine for G.. S. Melendy.
Harry Southworth is gaining slowly.
j. W. Mum and wife visited friends
at Littleton last week.
Miss A. L. Wild has returned to
Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. L. E. Upper, Mrs: S. G. Smith
of Post Mills and Mrs. Benjamin of
Middletown, Conn.,, were the guests
of Mrs. A. M. Child one day last week.
J. F. Abbott and several Others at
tended the reunion at Randolph Aug.
31St.
w. j. Whitcomb had an OK severely
injured by coming in contact with a
barbed wire fence, one day last week.